The following contour result options are supported for acoustic analyses:
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Nodal pressures are calculated as part of the overall nodal solution. This corresponds to Mechanical APDL command PLNSOL,PRES. |
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The acoustic total velocity is calculated by the Mechanical APDL solver as the corresponding sum of the pressure gradient. This corresponds to Mechanical APDL command PLNSOL,PG, SUM. |
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The acoustic directional velocity is calculated by the Mechanical APDL solver as the corresponding component of the pressure gradient. The available directions are X, Y, and Z. This corresponds to Mechanical APDL command PLNSOL,PG, X/Y/Z. |
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Acoustic kinetic energy in element. This corresponds to Mechanical APDL command PLNSOL,KENE. |
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The acoustic potential energy in the element. This corresponds to Mechanical APDL command PLNSOL,MENE. |
The following result options are supported Coupled Field Harmonic and Harmonic Acoustics analyses.
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The Acoustic Sound Pressure Level is calculated as part of the overall nodal solution. This corresponds to Mechanical APDL command PLNSOL,SPL. |
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The Acoustic A-Weighted Sound Pressure Level is calculated as part of the overall nodal solution. This corresponds to Mechanical APDL command PLNSOL,SPLA. |
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The Acoustic Frequency Band SPL is calculated for the requested nodes. This corresponds to Mechanical APDL command PRAS,BSPL. |
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The Acoustic A-Weighted Frequency Band SPL is calculated for the requested nodes. This corresponds to Mechanical APDL command PRAS,BSPA. |
The following contour results are supported for an LS-DYNA Acoustics analysis:
Contour Result Option | Description |
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Nodal pressures are calculated as part of the overall nodal solution. |
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The acoustic total velocity is calculated as the corresponding sum of the pressure gradient. |
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The Acoustic Sound Pressure Level is calculated as part of the overall nodal solution. |
Note: The contour results plot real*cos(phase) - imaginary*sin(phase).